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Jim Cramer's 10 Predictions for 2008

Whoa, GOOG at a 1,000? Not so sure about that, may be wishful thinking although I do agree with him about being bullish on GOOG. Investor sentiment is already heading to become extremely bullish for GOOG (www.predictwallstreet....) and while they may not hit a 1000, its clear GOOG hasn't even gotten close to reaching its max potential.

Yahoo Search: Sell It, or Keep as a Buffer?

Selling the most profitable part of the business doesnt make sense, but at the same time, SJMDESIGN LTD makes a good point that Yahoo! may not be able to survive on its own in the long run. Look what happened last year after that MSFT debacle..

Winners and Losers in Today's Market

I definitely agree with you about Palm. There were pretty much nonexistent in the headlines and they come out with one cool phone and now their a great buy? It just seems like there needs to be a little more homework done on the company.

Weekly Street Sentiment: Not Much Change in the Markets

Sentiment for Apple is so sensitive you never know what news is gonna move it. Apple's sentiment trend just last week was extremely bearish (www.predictwallstreet....) upon the Job's sick news and then shot up to become extremely bullish. In an economy that is supremely emotion driven, Apple is at the helm of this sensitivity and keeping an eye on these fluctuations right now is key.

Running Strong Again: The Four Horsemen of Technology

Well, I still think RIMM is a good buy. They beat earnings estimates, they have a good hold of market share, they continue to release new products (they did in 08, lets hope they do this year) and investors seem optimistic about this company and are becoming extremely bullish (www.predictwallstreet....) on Research in Motion.

Yahoo Reloaded: New CEO, New Strategy?

After reading some of the articles about what Carol says, I'm beginning to like her more. She has a backbone and is strong enough for this company. Give her some time to catch up on her internet experience and she could be good. Investors seem to be warming up to her as well- Yahoo's slowly becoming more bullish and the majority of predictors have predicted up. (www.predictwallstreet....) YHOO is actually one of the few stocks up today.

Trade Apple Like a Fool

Haha, Apple perma-bulls. It does seem that despite all other indicators the majority of people remain bullish on Apple no matter what. Checking sentiment here (www.predictwallstreet....) though it actually looks that sentiment is extremely bearish even though sentiment for the rest of the market is slightly more optimistic today, although not much.

Why I'm Selling Apple and Google Today - and Holding Amazon

Even if Steve is only one guy, the past has shown he can singlehandedly shake the stock. But I agree-Apple is a company that must go on with or without him so while the stock may temporarily be effected by sick Steve rumors, it has to eventually bounce back in the long run.

Google Layoffs: How to Reverse a 55% Stock Decline

i think this is pretty natural for most companies right now. investors are still bullish about this company (www.predictwallstreet....) and i think that even though growth may be slow for them they are at least gaining market share, which is a lot more than most companies can say at this time.

Buy, Sell or Hold: Google Still Leaves Competitors in the Dust

Isn't GOOG "always a good buy?"
Sentiment was becoming bullish for Google before dropping and is now more bearish (www.predictwallstreet....) In such an emotional market, I'm curious as to how much investor sentiment effects price. While GOOG is surely being held down by the general economy, pessimistic investors aren't helping either.

Yahoo Almost Gets It Right

Yahoo is at the lowest its been since the proposed deal. If MSFT was the wrong choice, then what was the right one? For both companies, it sure seems they would have more going for them together than apart. Shareholders were unhappy then and there unhappy now. Sentiment for Yahoo is low (predictwallstreet.com/...). When I look at the month sentiment graph at predictwallstreet.com it shows that shareholders have been optimistic and bullish at times, but Yahoo continues to disappoint and sentiment falls with it. I predict Yahoo will close down tomorrow as well as we painfully watch its slow, slow growth.